Wild Honeybees Endangered in Europe
Scientists warn that wild honeybees have been officially categorized as endangered in the European Union for the first time.
Despite the growing honey industry, wild honeybee populations living in natural spaces, such as tree cavities, are at risk.
- According to the IUCN Red List, the world's official database of species conservation statuses, wild honeybees are now endangered.
- The western honeybee has a long history with humans, dating back to ancient Egyptians who kept them for honey.
- Modern beekeeping has had a significant impact on the species, with mobile hives and commercial pollination.
The western honeybee has a long history with humans.
Author's summary: Wild honeybees are now endangered in Europe.
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